1. The Catcher in the Rye final scene Alexa Thompson Chelsea Smith Sara Scholl Veronica Barrios

2. Setting Place: New York City Emotion of being out of control The Museum of Natural History Difficulty to connect with others

3. Setting II Locations for scene Outside the Museum The Zoo / Carousel Both locations show a difficulty in connecting with both people and innocence itself

4. Setting III Time Present day (December 2012) The meaning of the novel can be seen regardless of the time period The emphasis is Holden’s struggles rather than the scenery around him

5. Casting Holden Penn Bagdley Older look Longer Hair Versatile actor

6. Casting II Phoebe AnnaSophia Robb Versatile actress Maturity Strawberry-blonde hair

7. Film Choices Rating: PG-13 Language Prostitution Independent Film Faithfulness to the novel Not concerned about monetary gain

8. Hues Black Complexity Decay Red Tried to make Holden stand out Make him different White Innocence

9. Editing Choices General Movie Effects: Mid-Key Contrast Makes the scene more dramatic Hard-Quality Enhance dark shadows with sharp edges Makes scene more dramatic as well

10. Editing Choices Flashback Effects: Gaussian Blur - Dreamy effect Vignette - Make edges fuzzy - Alter color

11. Film Choices Type of Film: Serious film, with funny moments within Sarcastic lines from Holden Music: “Oh, Marie!” “Smoke gets in your Eyes” Consistency for Holden “Flowers for a Ghost” -Thriving Ivory (Instrumental only)

12. Filming Choices Voice-Overs Show how Holden truly feels Gives audience an insight into his inner thoughts

13. Filming Choices Close-ups Show Holden’s emotion - During voice-overs Long Shots Show Holden’s detachment - Emotionally and physically

14. Filming Choices Low Angle Shot Carrousel - Show importance of the carousel - Innocence Over-the-Shoulder Shot Looking over Holden’s shoulder while walking with Phoebe - Protectiveness over Phoebe - Her importance to Holden

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